Sentence examples for wider expressions from inspiring English sources

In a more speculative way, Dawkins then builds on this in suggesting that as the sex instinct is not limited to reproduction but can find a broader focus in its contribution to culture, so this capacity to think of others is no longer confined to helping kin or forms of reciprocal altruism, but can find wider expressions.

He says this reflects the Communist leadership's ambivalence about such displays of nationalist fury: they can be useful to send a message to Japan, but could easily get out of control and spark wider expressions of discontent.

There's a funkiness that allows for a wider expression of spirituality and the arts.

In cities across Brazil, the protests have escalated into a wider expression of discontent over alleged corruption, outsized government spending, and a lack of public services.

And George's face—" White made a wide-eyed expression.

And George's face — " White made a wide-eyed expression.

As he evolved, Simon developed a sunny, wide-eyed expression that made people laugh.

Then I must have given the cartoon double-take as my wide-eyed expression made my dad laugh.

The majority of the 127 soybean MYB-related genes showed wide expressions in the examined tissues.

Our genome-wide expression data revealed several such differentially expressed CRC components [ 28].

Summary: Genome-wide expression analysis can result in large numbers of clusters of co-expressed genes.